Now, plug-in the Ubuntu Live Disk, save the changes made to BIOS and reboot the system. Now, move to boot menu and set External USB/Hard Disk as first boot option. All you need is to reboot the system, and press F2, F10, DEL, or other system defined key to enter into BIOS menu.
Once done, move to virus-infected PC and change the boot priority option from BIOS menu. Since Ubuntu Live Disk doesn’t require booting the installed OS to access primary hard drive, we could use it to scan the system for virus infected applications and scripts.įirst off, follow the steps to create Ubuntu Live Disk. In this post, we will show you how to clean your system from viruses when you can not boot into Windows.Įarlier, we brought you guide on how to create a persistent Ubuntu Live USB and then use it to reset Windows 7 admin and standard account password, wipe hard disk data, and recover hard disk data and repair lost partitions. In such a case, anti-virus suites can’t identify and remove the infected application/processes unless the you repair the infected system boot sectors, and then boot into Windows to perform the virus removal operation over entire disk. Although Antivirus suites including MS Security Essentials, Avira, Avast, Norton AntiVirus etc., help us protect the system from malwares, viruses, spywares, keyloggers and other like potentially harmful programs, sometimes malware infected applications manage to slip through deployed antivirus security cracks and attack the system booting process.
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